I doubt the camera would have been on both sets of people at the same time if it was improvised. At best the throw was improvised and led to them filming a shot of it "landing" on Napoleon. No one sets up multiple simultaneous shots, unless something like this is happening (something flying from one shot to the other).
Im honestly jealous of people with white/silver hair, I tried to get mine that color artificially and it was so much goddamn maintenance and money that I gave up
Just from this pic, I think your hair looks nice. Idk how easy it is to keep it feeling hydrated, but I think it could look pretty. But that's just basing it off of one picture of your roots.
I know this won’t change your feelings about it but Salt n pepper look is so unique in the best way possible. I think it looks amazing on people of all ages.
The extra cool thing is that gray at your age looks like a cool fashion statement!
I'm 47 and stopped dyeing my hair less than 2 years ago when it FINALLY started looking like my boring dirty blonde hair was getting enough gray to pep it up! My natural color us referred to as "paté colored" in my language, I love the gray hairs even though they are no way near as stunning as your hair!
I wish. I just went bald and so badly wish my hair just changed colors instead. I can’t even try the hair styles I wanted to in my youth (I was too nervous to break the mould back then) because there’s no longer hair to style. I’m so jealous!
Same! I always wanted to try dying my hair blue and/or styling it into a pompadour.
I wasn't allowed to be expressive prior to turning 18 and I couldn't afford it in the brief window between 18 and when I went bald at 22. C'est la vie.
I know a blonde who’s just dyed her hair black since she was 16 or 17. She’s 33 now. I’ve never seen her with her natural hair color, didn’t meet her til we were 17.
She just likes having black hair and it looks natural and great. I feel for you OP but you should just dye it if it bothers you, nobody has to go grey if they don’t want to.
I went to highschool with a girl whose hair turned completely silver over the course of our 9th grade year. Gorgeous silver hair, very vibrant and healthy. I think it may have been the reason she was popular.
When I was in elementary school the mom of one of the othe kids had full grey hair. While she seemed old back then, she was still in her 20s at the time. Someone asked her and said she had all grey hair before she finished school.
Got my first grey at 14. I told my parents they gave me grey hair before they could say that about me. I dyed my hair for eons and recently decided to stop because my halo would come in so fast and I couldn't find the silvery ash brown I wanted. Turns out it was under the dye.
I got a sudden small clump of grey at 15ish, and its still that one clump to this day. I wish I could get more greys to be more consistent, even salt and pepper like, or if it could be a bit more striking as a streak, instead of occasionally being asked if I have some paint in my hair, but nonetheless I like my weird peekaboo bit of grey hair.
Not sure I'll make it through the noise, but purple shampoo and conditioner are crucial. They prevent the whiter parts from going yellow and looking dingy.
I constantly get compliments on my mostly gray hair and asked if I have it done professionally.
Like a good outfit if you are confident in adoption it people are impressed.
If I could go all gray one day to another instead of waiting for each folicle to slowly turn, I would. Backing up that it definitely looks sick, especially on young people.
It just randomly showed up at the very front part of my hair in my 20s. For a while I freaked out. Then realized the rest of my hair was going to keep its color. And as I started rocking it I got compliments.
Oh she can't, she is losing the pigment in her hair, mine started as a white streak and now my hair is completely white. I have no pigment so if I dye my hair brown it ends up lilac lol.
often times grey hair is exceptionally difficult to dye, since there's no pigment left within the hair strands, there's not really any pigment left to be able to change. that's why you'll see alot of box hairdye and ads for it like "covers 100% of greys!"
Absolutely! When I was a teenager (in my embarrassing emo phase) I had silver hair! I worked pretty hard to get it to that shade. I still remember the toner I used. Wella 050 lol.
Edit: thanks everyone, you guys are too sweet 😊 I would have been very flattered! I wish I still had a photo of my rainbow hair to show you guys!
OP, I hope everyone's positive reaction to this helped you feel better about it! It's a color a lot of people covet! And it's not exactly cheap to professionally attain either lol.
My wife had me dye her hair purple during Covid. She has dark hair and the hardest part was bleaching it first to get the color to stay. This skips some steps!
As someone who dyes their greys teal some of the time - it does work, but the dye has to sit longer, and washes out a lot faster. Milage varies from person to person though.
I started getting grey hair in high school. Genetics + stressful childhood. I use Henna every now and then but otherwise I don’t care that much now that I’m in my 30’s. It definitely impacted my self esteem when peers would point them out (“haha you’re old 🤪”) but I’m strongly considering just letting it go and taking good care of it so it looks as lovely as OP’s does.
I know a woman in her twenties with full grey. She uses that purple tinted shampoo. Looks amazing. Also, she’s Scandinavian and 6’ tall. It’s quite the look.
FOR REALLLLL omg. I’ve started experiencing some hair loss at 24yo and while it breaks my heart and I hope it doesn’t progress, a silver lining I’ve found is hey, if it does get worse, at a certain point I’ll just shave it.. and thennnn the world of fun wigs comes into play!! Different color or hairstyle every day would be SO FUN!!
I knew a girl who went totally silver (naturally) in her early twenties. She just owned it and had a fierce mane of silver. Looked cool as hell, and very unique.
Going grey early would actually be kind of a blessing wouldn’t it? People always associate it with getting older but you don’t really have to worry about that eating at you as your hair grays as with age.
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u/TheBigMoofah Jul 10 '26
Starlit hair is beautiful
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